the parallel parking his car with when a metro bus driver flashed him a gesture. he took after the driver on foot and recorded what happened next. >> can i get off your bus? why are you hiding your name tag? your name is what? >> call me ms metro. >> i look forward to it. >> hmm. well here is his answer to all that. >> we do have cameras on board. we do record things. if that's on the camera, on the

film, that will add to what we do with the bus driver. as the investigation goes on, the driver is now on administrative leave. being spoken to the reporter one day after mitt romney did the same thing. not only do they have a large hispanic vote, but more from the swing state. >> reporter: president obama sat down with the reporters from the spanish language tv station univision. >> whose vision best represents the aspirations, not just of the latino community, but of all americans, who believe that we're a nation that will blog and show that. >> reporter: he won the majority of the votes in 2008, but many in this key voting group have questions about his immigration policy. >> one of my first act is every single member of congress, that needed to previously support the comprehensive immigration and to say to them that we need

to get this done. >> reporter: the gop white house hopeful, mitt romney called the action on immigration election year politics. at the same forum on wednesday, romney, he said that president obama had a chance to find a permanent solution, but failed. >> then he put in place a stop gap measure. it was temperature rare. these kids deserve something better than temporary. >> reporter: as he works with the latino voters, he is still trying to explain the caught-on- tape comments, that they don't tape the federal income taxes. >> my campaign is about the 1 00% of americans. i'm concerned about them. i'm concerned about the fact that over the past four years that life has become harder for americans. >> reporter: president obama, he holds the comfortable lead among hispanics. so far his campaign is spending twice as much as romneys, on tarting latino voters. cbs news, the white house. >> and the president is heading off to tampa tonight to raise

the campaign cash at the fundraiser for the tickets that will start at $20,000 a piece. family and friends of ross gathered today to say their final good-byes to him. the 18-year-old central high school student was remembered at jericho city. police are still trying to figure out who did that. >> and they will not need to take down a video that sparked the deadly riots in the middle east. they rejected a request from the actress that played a part. and they said that the film, they have lead to their life and their family and the damage to the career. now, she said that she never knew that the film would be anti-muslim as she was filming it. the mta bus was involved in an accident this morning. this is right before 9:30 at liberty road near the mall. according to the mta

spokesperson, they hit a shelter, striking six people. that driver had just taken over them on the safety checks when they happened. they were not seen in the driver seat. the deputy district attorney told the judge even if prosecutors convince them that the notebook is not protected by the doctor/patient privilege, the defense would likely repeal that. and that would deliver the case, something they don't want. well, a controversy is teeing off on the reston golf course. reston national golf management wants to rezone some of the land for the residential use. but the current residents are fighting mad about it. some say when they bought their homes they were promised a golf course that would always be theirs and they want that promise to stick. >> the biggest reasons that i bought this house is to enjoy

looking out at the golf course and the privacy that affords me. >> there's no question that everyone will pay a premium for their house just years ago when they bought it because of the golf course and the promise that it would always be there. >> the reston national golf management is now taking up the fight with the fairfax county board of zoning appeals, looking for their final approval. so now what do you think here? the golf course is that company's property. shouldn't they have their right to change it or should they be considering the community before making such drastic changes, that the community, as they said, has paid a premium for houses that were suppose to be along a golf course. your feelings are always consideredded in the mail bag. drop your thoughts to mailbag@wusa9.com. well, the smithsonian is looking to attract a little nod can yens and they are using -- a little new audience and they are using new technology. they are seriously amazing websites, that will allow them to visit a museum, even if they can't make it down there in person. the smithsonian said this is a

beginning of a new big digital push. the weather was awfully nice out there. not hot or cold. can you imagine them staying that way through the weekend? topper shutt might be able to imagine that. top? >> well maybe. you know, we'll talk about tonight first though, derek. tonight will be very nice. not as chilly as it was last night. in fact, we'll start first with temperatures. down to 70 at national. but in the 60s already in gaithersburg and manassas and the lower 70s in fredericksburg. now the temperatures, they really fell quickly last night. they will not fall as quickly as tonight. we have a few clouds around. just a couple of high mid-level clouds. we'll call it clear to partly cloudy. still cool, but not as chilly. the winds are southeast at 10. now we'll come back and talk about how we will finish in the week. the summer and fall will arrive on saturday morning.

we'll let you be the judge. but coming up next, is your iphone legit? we've got a story that will make you think twice.

well, if you are desperately in need of the brand new iphone, beware of the deal on the streets. prince george's county police have arrested two people selling fake verses of the iphone 4s. a father/son duo were out there selling the fake phones for $250, right outside of the stores. an undercover officer says that the about was pretty believe -- act was pretty believable. >> they previously sold seven in the parking lot and they were going like hot cakes. they presented themselves well, you know, like businessmen that they were firm with their price, $250. >> it turns out not only were they fake, but the accessories that came with them. folks were walking into the

stores with the fake phones, trying to get them activated. police are urging consumers not to buy them off the streets. chances are they are either fake or stolen. beside, you can afford the real thing. seven counties in the d.c. area have made the top ten list on most affluent counties in the country. loudoun is the most affluent with the immediate household income of $119,000. fairfax is number two. arlington is third, and howard county rounds out the top five. prince william ranked 7th and 8th. and montgomery county comes in number 10 with the median household income just under $93,000. it's one of the most closest watches in the country. governor cain and allen go head- to-head here at tyson's corner. i'm peggy fox, coming up, the clear distances between the two

candidates.

there was excitement outside the debate between george allen and tim cain. >> i'm sorry, i want to get back to my question. >> he was evasive from the

first question, who asked if he agreed with the remarks about 47% of the population. >> would you disagree with him on this point? >> i have my own point of view. and it is the people of america that still believe in the american dream. >> reporter: governor cain called romney's comments devicive, attacking allen for remarks that he has made. >> and you famously said when you were governor that you enjoy knocking democrats down their throats. >> reporter: on the affordable care act, he wants to bring more cost savings to it as allen wants it gone. >> i do think that it will be refueled and replaced. >> another area where they differ is on the bush era tax cuts. governor cain said that they should be allowed to expire at incomes of $500,000 and up. governor allen says that they should remain in place. >> if they go back to where they were, where they were before, we were in the longest economic expansion in the history of the united states. and that would produce about $500 billion in revenue. >> reporter: allen opposes any tax revenue increases. >> you ought to start off with what the house passed. then look at ideas like reforming our tax codes to make

them close the loopholes to make it more competitive. >> reporter: they criticized cain for their answer about who should pay the federal taxes. >> i would be opened to a proposal for everyone, but i do insist that many of the 47% of the governor romney is going after, pays a higher income tax. >> reporter: as for the recent poll over allen, he replied. >> it will be a close race. >> reporter: in tysons, peggy fox, 9news now. with the poll of the likely voters, they are up 8 points in the race. new research has proven that they won't be the only thing to survive a nuclear disaster if they ever happened. a recently discovered government report says that beer and sofdrinks, sealed up would be safe to drink in the event of a blast. that test that comes all the way back from 1965 says that your favorite brew, they could be used as a liquid in the event of an emergency. we must warn you, however, that

they might taste like roaches at that point. >> hmm. >> yeah. after a nuclear blast, you know. >> right. >> you wouldn't want it. >> no, probably not. but if that is all you have. >> you would drink right now. >> you would be happy. all right, 75 was the high today. a little below average. but no complaints in the weather office. >> i didn't hear any. >> no, no one complained today. and they said just a few minutes ago. check out this live shot as you look at it carefully, you can see the pink clouds. they look very nice. that's our weather cam. we're looking at temperatures, around 70 downtown. but most look in the 60s. dew point at this time yesterday, they were in the 40s with a lot of our burps got into the 40s for the lows. tonight they are in the 50s. won't be as cold or chilly, but they will be cool. winds are southeast at 10. pressure, they are up just a little bit. 0.08 inches of mercury. satellite picture radar combined. we'll show you a frontal boundary that looks close to us. but they won't get through here on saturday night. not a lot of moisture with it.

most of the showers will peel off to the north of us. that's it. we could see a sprinkle on saturday night, but during the day, not too much for you to change the plans. in the meantime, we just have some highs and the mid-level clouds that are pushing through the metro area for a nice sunset, keeping temperatures up just a little bit tonight. but we're looking at temperatures in the 60s. 69 already at college park. 65 at bowie. even out to the west, 67 in vienna. 64 in reston, and 69 out towards sterling. so the temperatures are falling, but not like a rock like they did yesterday. more like summer is coming up. tomorrow, our last full day of summer. cool tonight, but not chilly. and then you'll need already sunglasses tomorrow, even warm -- you'll need your sunglasses tomorrow. so for tonight, clear to partly cloudy, cool. not as chilly. you can open up your windows. low temperatures, 52 to 60. then for tomorrow morning,

fantastic. mostly sunny, pleasant. a cool, but not a chilly start. temperatures it in the 50s and the 60s. by the afternoon, a great day. i mean partly cloudy, a little breezy, yes, but pleasantly warm. high temperatures in the lower 80s. winds are out of the southeast at about 10 to 15. all right, we'll check out the zone forecast. remember all six zones are available on our website, wusa9.com. 72 in oakland. 78 in cumberland. we're looking at temperatures near 80 in hagerstown and winchester under partly cloudy skies. low 80s for sure. right around 80 in warrenton, leesburg, manassas, and towards fairfax. downtown, we're looking at temperatures in the lower 80s. 80s for annapolis. not a small craft advisory. but i'll tell you what, it will become breezy tomorrow afternoon. all right next three days. code green. green and green. 81 for you tomorrow. just great. and even on saturday, it will be great. some clouds will be coming in late. maybe a shower on saturday night, but the day will be fine. 84 for the high and then first full day of fall on sunday,

sunshine, cooler, a little refreshing, but still a nice day. if you'll go to the redskins game. it will be the home opener. you can watch it right here. and temperatures on either side of the 70s. that will be an 8:00 game. take a sweatshirt. it will be chilly. the next seven days on monday, still in the lower 70s, but still very nice. partly cloudy. mid-70s on wednesday and thursday with a couple showers late on wednesday and next thursday, we'll fall back to the lower 70s. the complaint department will be there. >> yeah, they might even shut down. >> you might need to shut it down. check it out. you know how folks have been enclosed on their pets. whenever you see this, you would like to point out that they don't like them all that much. i believe that the phrase kill me now will come to mind. and tonight, they prove that more will be needed. it is mother nature, man's best friend that will be fine and they don't need your help. but meet him. look at this. they decided that he would like to have that there and he would, you know, beg to disagree.

while he seems to be stopping sort of the kill me now, he does seem to wish that his feet were on somebody else at this moment. look at that. >> i don't like them. not nice. >> no. >> not nice. >> and now he's on youtube. >> right. >> he's a star. [ laughter ]

in the mail bag tonight, mitt romney and his comments, regarding the 47% of american voters, who will never vote for them. that's what they said. it is the gift that keeps on giving. but they say maybe it ought not to be. this is just the obama that you

didn't make the unscripted mark. there will be ers to both sides. they hope that they will focus on the role of the government and what it will be and less on what will come out of the candidate's mouths with the absolute right to win. well, no right to win, michelle. you have a point. but that's the problem. these days everything the candidates say will be so scripted and focus grew tested that when they do say something off message, we hold on to it pretty tightly, believing rightly or not that that is how they really feel. in the meantime, he has his own personal breakdown of that 47% that romney says is unpersuadable. simple, a, african american voters at 90% democrats. b, hispanic voters at 58% democrat. and c, jewish voters, right here. if that does not make up the 47%, then let's add some of the 49.7% of the households that paid no federal income tax in 2011. that should make up any slack in the numbers. you know i'm not sure about

those numbers, but we'll tell you spot on. what? what do you mean by that? romney doesn't do too well with the minority voters. that's certainly true. even though that i'm not quite sure why you're bringing it up. perhaps you'll drop me a line and explain it further. the address is malbag@wusa9.com. don't forget your name and where you're writing us from. i'll be right back here at 11:00 along with anita and topper. have a great evening. we'll see you later. bye.

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